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uanE OF NETERANs.
KXPugURK or TIE DRKApFUL srATR or
TIE EoLBTKRs' HOME AT IoUNT-
VILLA, CALIFokxIA.

KxPosuKK or THK DRKApEuL sTkTK or
TIE soLBTKRs' HOME AT IoUNT-
VILLE, oALIEoKSIA.
SAx FREscrsoo. June ia state Of
rottenness has inst been exposed in the
management OF the YsterAns' Home
al YountVilIe. An investigating com
uaittee visited the Home yesterday
20 look into charges Of = very serious
nature. hled with Lyon Post OF Oak
land, California, by sons Of its inmates.
The cogmiitee returned today fully
convinced that the charges are vel
founded. and . change IN the manaRt-
meat Wiil soon follow.
The FIRST thing investigated vas the
alleged intempersnee and neglect Of
DIR. Craig. Hospital Steward. The tes-
iimsny Of Q nambeT - inmates Vas
taken. 10 the eject that they had seen
the Steward grossly intoKIcated. and
conhFuato Of ihis testimony . large
number of snFtv bottles we're f0nRd q
bis room. DR.. L7vstt. the CommaDd-
ant, whs Is als0 the Medical Director,
ID was developed, retnsined away from
the hospital for several DAYS Et a tims.
Il vas alsl eiiciied thst poor foo
wAs RiVsu ths tRmstes and the piacs
vas kept anelean. Toe toilet room vas
foaud 10 be 10 fssFfnl condition, and
in one cottaks the bed bugs wsne run
ling Tiot. dropping down Bp0n ths men
from the ceiling. Tbs C1umsndsni
paid ns attention 10 the matter.
The constant dissipation Of tie eof /
and the consequent negleSt T@Fs SIS
Winktd al ~ TIE CoH@snaant
TIE charges vii Be farther losksd
into bsg0ss q 6aitA aston viii be
tz ken
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PiNICKE COFFEE.
Failures Of Some of the
Strongest Coffee Brokers
Cause o Panic.
The Renegades Surprised
BY the Troops in the
Mountains.
OREGON RAILROADS.
Corrupt Management of q
Soldiers Home Exposed.
House Of oSmmons-Trouble On the
Qaeen Of the PaeiGe-TrIsd for High
Tresson-TeIsphone lawsuit
Justice Field In California
Report Denied.
Corrupt Management of q
Soldiers Home Exposed.
nEAVH RAILuaEA.
THE FAILURE OF SEVERAL STRONG COFFEE
BRoKKEs CAUsEs A PANIC IN
rae MARKET.

THE FAILURE OF SEVERAL STRONG ooFFKK
BRoKKRs cAUsEs PANIC IN
TaE MARKET.
NKw YoRk. Juae 13.-rhe failure OF
B. q. Arnold & Co., coffee merchants, il
announced. They we're caught largely
long on decline. The maEkst just de-
ciined 95 points further aud IL is very
active, excited and panicky. More fail
urea are expected to fellow. B. G..
Arnold was the originator of the Coffee
Exchange and the first President. He
vas formerly OF the firm OF Arnold,
SturRis 4 Co.. the largest coffee houss
In the United States. The failure Of
Arnold 4 Go. Is supposed TO have been
caused chiefly by the issbility ef Rio
houses 10 remit the mafRins in time.
The liabilities are stated to be above
one million. and New York bsnks are
said 10 by he4vily involved. There Ia
great excitement this afternoon in tbs
Coffee Exchange.
The failure OF Maekay & Small. the
prominent eodse brokers Of Water
street, is announced with liabilities es-
timated from $3.50, 600 to $4,000 The
Rarket is now steadier. Joseph j.
ODonahue snd other strong houst Z
bought largely at bottom prices % as
TO sustaiR the market and make the loss
as light as possible. December ad-
vanced from SIS 80 to 1915. More fail
uFes are expected before the tins 30 de-
posit margins expires.
Norton We'll, another large coffee
broker, has suspended.
NEw YoRK, June 13.-W. |. Norton i
Co., coffee brokers. have also failed; liza
bilitiee about $4,000
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oRIGOs RAILROADS.
COLONEL CRocKER TKLIs OF THE PLAN
OF BUILDING UNION DEPOT
IN PORTLAND.

COLONEL CRocKER TRLLs OF THE PLAN
OF BUILDING UNION DEPOT
IN PoRTLAND.
SAN FRASc1soo, June IS. Colonel @.
+. Croeker, Who returned from q trip
through Oregon on Saturday last, stated
that while in Portland be had made ar
ranRements With the Terminal Com
pany there by which the ) juthern Pa
cific would participate in constructing
union depot in that city With the Ore
gOn Railway a Navigation Company
and the Northern Pacifis. This Ter
minal Company intends % construct a
railroad bridge over the Willamette, as
well as the erection OF q handsome
building to serve ae union depot.
Colonel OrookeE says that the connec-
tion between the ends Of the California
4 Oregon road will be finished during
the latter part of October Etxt. The
gap will be bridged ss quickly as tAe
present force will allow and the com
pauy will, as soon 81 possible, send Q
number OF additional men 20 work
there. ColoneI CroeksF also said that
the equipment and rolling stock of toe
line from Asblard, OreRoH, Is IN excel
lent condition, bat thas tbs iron rails IN
one sectisn of the road would be re-
placed With steel rails 10 order 20 per.
mit fast time 90 be made. The vii
lameite Valley narrow gauge is also "a
be extended 30 Portland. giving IL an
entire length Of thirty miles.
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RENEGADEs SURPRISED.
TEE SAN CARLOS APACHKE BARELY ESCAPE
PROM THE TROOPS, LEAVING ALL
THEIR POSSESSIONS.

FROM THE TROOPS, LEAVING ALL
THEIR POSSESSIONS.
BEssos, June ia courier from
Lieut.. johnson arrived this U orning
bringing the information Of q surprise
n the ApAches at Rencon Mountain at
saturday noon and the capture Of all OF
their boFses, saddles and blankets. The
Indians saved nethinR and barely es-
capped in safety. The soldiers followed
in hot pursuit yesterday morning and
trailed them to San Pedro river which
they had crossed. II is supposed that
Ihey are headed for 5 N Carlos, bui il il
possible that they may try to get pence
ably back on to the reservation. Capt
Wint took up the trail on the other side
has gone to Yayspai oanysn to intsFcepi
them should they escape through that
pass. In theiK present crippled condi
ton they can do no serious damage, bat
Il IL impossible to tell when they will
make raid on some ranch to procure
horses.
GENERAL MILES TO THE FRONT.
San Francisco, June IA dispatch
from an official source states that only
sixteen of the San Carlos Indians art
away from the reservation, and that all
the Indians feel that the conduct Of the
others Who have committed the depre-
dations Is reflection upon them. They
say that they are anxious % captnfe tbs
reneQades themselves and would like II
assist In their capture. General Milel
will leave Los Angeles for Fort Gram
today, en- route for the scene OF opera
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LOsr AIRS.

Making glass mslleable.
Being couEieousin public ooonyeyanoes.
ColorinR and gliding glass by the AS
sryian meth9d.
Dazzling.
TsmperinR bFonzss aud copper 10 the
hardness Of steel.
Amusing ones self as one pleases on
Sunday as deooFOusly and legally a. on
other days.
Making Damascus blades.
Painting and p0wderine the female
faes 20 a. perfectly 10 initiate uature.
Lifting monoliths 20 snoh heights aa
the tops Of the Pyramids.
Growing brave without growing bold.
Making iridescent glass.
Being satisfied With the Present 40
certainly as good a. the Past and posi-
bly, better than the RutaFe.
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THE TWO BEST PLANS IOF LIFE
INSURANCE.

The Travellers Of Hartford. and the
Providrnt Savings Of New York. No
assess nents, and no promises OF future
dividends TO disappOint the assured.
These companies farnish life insurance
on the common sense busiDess plan, IN.
mixed With banking OF Investment, con-
sequsntly their rates are mnoh lever,
and oommeHd them 70 all In need OF
solid life insurance.. TAHLOR 4 BUnNs
are the agents.
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IEOUOR HABIT yANOUfsHED.

Ihs proprieiors Of the Aoxis Nerve
ment al ever the country a. q remedy
for she hqasF habit and nervous ex-
hznsfiOu, or results u 0veFwork. talk
the best sense yet They aay the nervous
system h the sal Of life, and controls
the functions % ths body. tbs funo-
tions Of tbs bady are % take natFition
Rad Rst Fid u corresponding ann01ut
Of Old and impnfe material. II tbs
nerves are siF8Ge eaoaah 10 do this. Ne
q Q veil. aEd the blood purnes itself sv-
erY day; 10 D0f. We are ~. That a tie
weols system n health in a nntshell
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ssan item By item Of our late great
purchases. Dress goods woFth el.25 for
SOS. LADIES' hose for $50. worth 75s.
ToKLAs & snGEEMAS.
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The Northwestern Express Company
will be ready for business on and after
June Let. 1881, between Seattle and
other points 10 Western WashinRtoni
Office With Postal Telegraph Company,
MIL sirest. The patronage OF the pub
lie is solicited.
II. q. sTEUVE. President.
JAMES A. CAHET. eee'y. m1i
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HsUsE eF souAsss.

pEBkIE os TEK ooEAcIoS BILL kEsCRKD
N TEK EoCsE ? Commons
LosDoz, gaos Is -fbe II uss Of
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New millinery By express from New
YORK on Saturday msEaiuR, June llth.
We are the Only house that ret the late
s,yIes. ToELAs a SIE0ERMAH.
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anVsCR TO WOTHRRs

Mrs ssWinalDw'A SOothiaE syrup. for chiidren
teethiBR. IL the prescription o. one Of the beat
female nurses and physicians IL the UBitsd
stntea. and haa boeu used for forty yeara with
never failing success bY millions Of m0ihers
for their children During she process of
teething is value 10 incaIeuiAbls. e relieves
the ckIlG from pain. cures dyseBtery and diar-
rh0a xriDina In the bowels and wind collie.
By giving health 70 the ekfid it rasts the
mother. Prics sc. bgttis. apisdViy
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Travellers Life and Accident.

Aeeiaeat and tissues he
Pale q Nv
assets. = ~
rnIs C0n'Y sIsose LossKs IN sEArrLs
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
~ r9E AAEEHsSE % rEH
Merchanta' National Bank.

NECURTTTES AND vALUARL -.
- Goops zna PARcKEs e al kinds ~
oefved tor safe keepsng Gnd Storage.
Safes and u pott Roxzs In kUkaLAk
vArIT reAsed as from ss 70 SO per IN
uura. aaoozdtng % sipes uxs
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e1s FRAxcIsoo. Jane - -An impoFt
ana easnRs ia The tiue % tbe ufsgan
train will go into sEeet E1is gesk. The
train. instead Of isavsna % I 3. % giii
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DuBLrs. June 13-Whsn it was found
yesterday that MichAsl Dzvilt bsd out
wilted the AuthoFitiss and was boldiBe
uestiDR Al T axle. . foFse Of police vas
mt from B,dyke 10 dispsFss ID. They
Al pss reach Feakie, however. until
sftsE Dsviti bad hnishsd spsakinR And
left the place. A severe frAoas oocurred
betueen the polios snd The erosd Shiee
hsd attended ths mestinR and several
psFsous we're iDj0Fed-
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RnmoFa of lprlaIna DenIed

OTTAWA, June ls.-NorthVest offisials
and settlers are reported as believing
that there is no foundation for rumors
Of uneasiness among the half0Feeda and
indians. Lieutenant Governor Dewd
nsy has sent long dispatch concerning
the recent murders, denying that there
is any cause for the sensational reports
to which they have given rise.
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News fFam hfghanIstan.

LONDON, Juns 13.-Sir James FeFeu-
son, Parliamentary Secretary Of the
Foreign Ofise. stated that the Russian
rsilgay toward AfRhanistan was com
pleted 10 within I25 miles Of the from
tier. In the House Of Lords this after
noon Viseount Gross, Secretary OF State
for India. aHnsunced that Lord Duf-
ferin. Vicsroy Of India, had telseraphed
on June sgh that there vas no fighting
oninp on in Afahnniaaan
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striking 8niiaeFs IN HSFSnfo

ToEoSrs (O3t }. June l3.-Ths siFik-
ING asrVenters met this morning, about
Ia0 ansae5 iax 30 their names IL w4s
announced thzt tsensy seEen master
eaFp uteFs had signed an aafes meat
grating tbe increased rate EBd the
q a, about s00 IN IumoeF, smpioysd by
tSess twsrty ssvsb vsnt bsck % vofk
tais afisFEoaa- II q eEpeSted tnat
ofnsr masters Wlu so1n 10 i0w suif.
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slave Dhow sunk.

LONDON. June IS. - Zanzibar dis-
patches say that a slave dhoV attacked
launch Of q British man. Of var and
woanded an OffiseF and ave men. The
dhOv vas sunk By the force Of the
launch, and the slaves upon her, t3 in
nnmber, were rescued.
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LoSpoS, June i3.-Ths priests Of The
Golden Temple at AmAritisan. in Pan
gaub, ceased 30 offsr the customary
prayer for Dhuleep Singh when they
beard that be Vas intriguing With Ras-
STA against India.
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FavoFing free Trade.

RESFREw. Ont, JGne Is The Farm
ers' IRstitate of South Rsnfrew has
passed a resolution in favor Of free
trade with the United States and pledg-
ing the Institute 20 de- its utmost to
carry such q policy 30 q sueeessinl issue.
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PARIs. June Is M. Aaelme PslioaEpa
Batbie, the French lawyer and states-
msn, Is dead.
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BOSTON, June lo.-ln TIE JGiteQ
States Court today before JndRe Colt
ana DistTisi Judge Nelson, the ease Of
the United States ". the American Bell
TeIephone Company came up for srRu-
mept on the demurrer OF abe telephone
company. TIE counsel for the Govern
ment are e1 Solicitor General 00ode,
senator Alien @. Thurman and GF0s
venor p. LoSeTy, Of New York, Will
IAN O. stEoUbTidRe. Of Philadelphia,
spd JEFF Chandler, Of Washington.
Chauneey Smith, J. :. storr0S and
George \. Roberts represent the tsle
phore company. J. J. StoFrOu opened
ihe argument for the company, dwelling
81 some length upon TIE hist0rieEl -
peot of the ease, and the lass OF the
patents. The general bsaring VII prob
Ably last thFes oE four dayL
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sapD , Of Whlsky.

LOUISVILLE, Jane - -Ths wholesale
Ia8oE dealers today endorsed the 80
ts6n Of tbs disiilleEs IN not making any
1hi ky frcn July /. ls57. 10 Jaiy /.
ls.s. and Hesommencsd to she trade 81
large nOs 20 uny gOocs between those
dates
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vIcToRrA, June l3.-The AbyssiniAn,
Of the Canadian Trans Pacific l. ne. ar
rived OF the harbor at 8 o'clock this
afternoon, fourteen days from Hong
kong. She took q pilot aboard and pro
ceeded 10 Vancouver.
Admiral Seymour sailed today in the
CermorAnt to visit Puget Sound perts-
California and other prospectors will
proceed tomorrow % the recently dis.
covered gold fields on the west csast OF
Vancouver Island.
The water in the Fraser river is very
high. Continued cold weather only has
prevented a disastrous fiood.
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LONDON. June l3.-Aiviees from MeFv
say that the Russians are fitting out
two steamers and a number OF iron
lighters to transport msterial for the
Trans Caspian Railway and 10 recon
noiter on the Amu DaFia river. The
British are eq1ippin2 two light dranght
steamers with steel guns for use on the
ANU Daris.
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Writ FILED.
NrM serrIan fablnet.

RKLGRADK. Jane Is. "A new cabinet
has been formed ss follows: u. kissIcs,
Minister Of F0Fsigs Afatrs; N. Ailoi.
kov.eh, Minister Of the Interior; n.
VIsilisvics, n mister Of Psblie Worship;
NJ. Vaoumsvis, Minister Sf Justice; n.
Virilos, Minister OF Flnarce; General
Bositesoylcs, Minister Of War.
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CNoTSNkrI, June ia convention of
river and lake transportation men is
being held here for the purpose OF
forming q permanent organization Of
steamboat owners 10 resist she eneroach-
menis Of the railroads and 10 appoint @
general superintendent OF steamboat in
forests whose duty shall DO TO take cog
nizanoe OF ahY complaints Of she viola
tion OF the Interstate Commerce law
by railroads by any discrimination in
rates.
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SAs FRAScIsoo, June l3. - Justice
Stephen J. Field. Of the United States
Sspssms Court. arrived from the East
tsdsy, While on the Coast be will
hold eourt at San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Portland. The Justice
said, in regard 10 the published rumoT
that the Supreme Court had decided
upon the opinion TO be delivered tn the
great telephone ease, that there Was
nsIhinR in IL; no decision bad been
reached.
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P.B.N.MILLER, MD.

SUE9E0N. MAY RE CONSULTED
HE rooms In the Boyd q Ponofn
naaine. Telephene No. o ie9a
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NEW YoRK, June I3.-Advices from
Panama, under date OF the 4ih instant,
are a. follows: Poss Um De AHfioEi98a
reports landslides on II PsdTedro farm
IN Cone0Tdia. which barred SeBOF Pedro
AvsstEopo, bis wife and pine children
and the servants 10 their hOass. Ia all
aixIeen nfrsona ReTe Killed.
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BKRLIE, June 13.-This morning an
official bulletin says that the Emperor
continues 10 make good progress toward
recovery. OFoWn Prince Frederick
William has left Berlin for London 20
take part IN the Queens Jubilee oelehra-
ton. Before departing be called AZ the
Emperof's palace and took leave Of His
Majesty.
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E&. n. ES.
oTo OxA MI eotinR.

Thursday, the 10Th inst, the q.
a. II. will indulge in an open
meeting, which promises to be OF
interest, and to which the public
is respectfully invited.
A couple of months since. Mrs.
w. j. Littell made a banner, de
signed for the Department OF the
G. A. IL. 1t was on exhibition at
st. Louis, and attracted much at
teDtion and admiration. AS it
was not completed until about the
time Of the grand conclave at St.
Louis, 1t was not formally present
ed, hence, on Thursday evening,
the 18th INST, it will be formally
presented by Commander of Kear-
ney Post, No. 10, Ed. r. Bonnell,
to Department Commander, Jno.
7. Hewitt, from each of which
named gentlemen, speeches worthy
the occasion may be expected.
After this will come a spontane-
GUS offering, which has long been
bubbling, to Mrs. L. IL. Rudisillo,
who, from circumstances she could
not control, is not a member of the
G. A. r., but she is, or has been,
prominent in the sister branch, the
Woman's Relief Corps. Her rec
ord is such, that it has stimulated
the comrades OF the G. A. r., to
pay her tribute.
We are not yet advised as to
the programme of the evening,
but it is in the hands Of coupe
tent committee, and will appear
in next weeks LEADER.
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NUMBER $.
Remarkable Memories.

An article gong the rounds OF
| the newspapers gives some instan-
ces of particularly agile memories,
but the following are omitted from
the list:
Henry VIII, OF England, could
repeat She names OF his wives in
their consecutive order without
missing one.
Themistoclcs could remember
for a week the name of the man
he borrowed a dollar from, even
when Athens numbered 20, 900
inhabitants.
Susan B. Anthony knew her bro
ther Mares address by heart,
without consulting a directory.
George Ill, though deficient IN
education, never forgot his own
face after seeing it opce in the look
ing-glass.
A school-teachO4 Of London
whose name was Dawson, possessed
a remarkable memory. He could
repeat the first verse OF the book
OF Job, and on a wager Of se2OO,
he repeated without the aid of a
book, the title to Sponsors d" Faery
Queene," poem OF nearly 4CG
stanzas Of niue lines each.
Porson, the Greek scholar, could
repeat the bcattitudes in the orig
lnal with hls eyes closed and one
hand tied behind him.
a no.ed Scotch divine had such
an excellent memory that he used
the same grace at table in his 90th
year that he used seventy years
before.
Lord Chesterfield always re-
membered to say thank you!"
without the aid of microscope.
Coming down to modern times
we have instances almost as re-
markabie.
The Prince Of Wales never tor
gets to snnb Henry OF Battenbnrg
when he has ali opportunity.
Henry George can spell ms own
name backward without apparent
effort.
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland can
recite " Mary's Little Lamb"
without the assistance Of specta cles.
DR.. McGlynu remembers the
name OF the Pope without the
slightest fatigue.
Allen Thorndyke Rice can recite
the names of the authors of &" The
Bread Winners" without stopping
to take u drink.
Patti-Nicolini can sing "Home
Sweet Home" from memory with
out missing a banll-note.
Blind Tom, after hearing the
" BouIangcr March" played once,
could eXclaim " Rats ~ without a
moments thought.
Gen. Sherman can recall the
strains Of Marching through
Georgia" almost inyoluntarily.
James G. Blaine can remember
Dominic Burchard's name without
aIliterative assistance.
Grover Cleveland can remember
who is Governor OF New York
without being told.
Governor Foraker, of Ohio, can
remember who is President of the
United States when the thermom-
etor is up to 500 in the shade.
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COLOSSAL FORTUNES.

There arc many alarmists in
this country, who ring their vocal
alarm bells, or shed copious show
ers Of ink to stir excitement at the
presentation OF the great number
of millionaires whose names crowd
city directories, and are furnished
to the ears OF the common people.
There is not one Of these alarm
lists who would not himself be a
millionaire if he could, and but
few of them wonld hesitate tilching
milliou If the opportunity pre-
sented
But all millionaires we're not,
and are not dishonest. Mauy of
the most distinguished OF them
started in lite poor, and through
genius in money getting as well
as industry and frugality, acquired
vast fortunes lake stephen 0l'
rard lor lhS'anco' He was one Oh
America earliest lliiillo'l"ireS' anu
every dollar of his vast estate was
honestly came oy' lie uled leaV-
ing no issue ana MS coioSai wealth.
was scattered dong much gooo
during liio ana PerpetuauhS ms
memory a'''r oea'n' 0ohh 'acoo
AStor commenced me as poor d"
poor co''IH De- ou' nc l'"o h"VlEe
genius TO make money ana through
trading IN SNlnS' e'c'' lie an "SSeo
a T'ftuhe "l'lch ne tr4'S''1V'eo I"
'is c. I'reh' "io' l'lleFlVlh@ tne
"lu man oharac'erlaC'cS' nave hl"l
upHeo 'ne'r heritage but as the
original capitaI increased the helr'
'hFre"sen' nntlI 50 many DIVISIONS
INA snb'0lVlslohs nave been maae'
that neither Oh the ASrors Is as
'lch rs was the oriS'hai 0ohh ia
COP Al ule time OF MS uehil9e'
Inc same may De Salu OF the van
aeroiitS' Olo OorhelluS started III
me poor, ana QulJCGu ii llCn, DuL